Intermediate — Set 61

Set 61 of Intermediate covers 5 words: surprised, worried, depressed, annoyed, excited. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.

1. surprised · adjective/sə(r)ˈpraɪzd/

   the feeling you have when something unexpected happens.

   I was surprised to see him at school as I thought he dropped out when he was 16.

   Synonyms: shocked, amazed, astonished

2. worried · adjective/ˈwərid/

   feeling upset as you think something bad will happen.

   Families are worried about their kids' screen time because they do not know how they might be affected.

   Synonyms: concerned, upset, disturbed

3. depressed · adjective/dəˈprɛst/

   feeling really sad

   After getting divorced and moving to a different city, he felt depressed for a while.

   Synonyms: sad, pessimistic, unhappy

4. annoyed · adjective/əˈnɔɪd/

   feeling a little angry or impatient

   I was annoyed with my mother for not letting me join the school camp in France.

   Synonyms: bothered, irritated

5. excited · adjective/ɪkˈsaɪdəd/

   feeling really happy and eager because something good may happen.

   The children were really excited about the match as it was their first experience in the youth league.

   Synonyms: delighted, enthusiastic, eager